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Kong Wobbler Interactive Dog Toy Review

Kong Wobbler Interactive Dog Toy Review

There aren’t many toys that last a long time in this household but the Kong Wobbler has been around for a long, long time. I was hesitant at first because I’m cheap and they make me skeptical given my fur babies track record for destruction.

I will say it’s not completely indestructible though; when I first got Harvey the Wobbler,  I accidentally left him with it for a few hours and after that it wouldn’t close anymore, he managed to break a few pieces off. I replaced it because it is such an easy way to keep my dog occupied.  Our new Wobbler wont have a scratch on it; it’s pretty durable and tough.
 

Harvey Loves His Kong Wobbler

Even with repeated uses Harvey still gets excited to play with it. It’s fun watching him push it around with his nose and paws. Jumping around and growling at it.

I don’t have to worry about him eating too fast. Large deep chested breeds are predisposed to bloat also known as gastric dilatation-volvulus if they eat too quickly. All of the excess gas can cause their stomach to turn and it cuts off blood flow.

Harvey is a picky eater. The Kong Wobbler solved that problem right away. He now looks forward to getting his treats and having to work for them. It’s amazing what one simple game or activity like feeding from a toy can do for a dogs brain.

Pros of the Kong Wobbler

  • Easy to clean, dishwasher safe
  • Great for dogs that eat too fast
  • Gives the dog a mental workout
  • Makes the dog work for dinner
  • Dogs have fun playing, rolling it around
  • Great for peaking the interest of picky eaters
  • Easy to fill

Cons of the Kong Wobbler

  • It can be loud when knocked around
  • On the large size the hole might be too big for some kibble
  • If not supervised dogs will start to break pieces off (not easily though)
  • Base is really low, have to hold upside down to place a lot of food inside

 
Extremely Useful For Fast Eaters

Basically it’s a hard plastic Kong shaped toy that you fill with food; the dog nudges it around to slowly get food from the opening. It’s great for dogs who scoff down food, it automatically slows them down. It’s also some great added mental stimulation for high energy dogs. Something as simple as making your dog work for their food really does mentally challenge them.
As I mentioned before dogs that eat fast might become prone to bloat; the Kong Wobbler is one guaranteed way to slow them down.

Would I Recommend The Kong Wobbler?

Adding a little bit of challenge to my dogs dinner is added mental stimulation for him. When living with an active, high drive dog that’s quite invaluable. He enjoys using it; it’s a little extra workout for his brain each evening. Yes I would recommend the Kong Wobbler to anyone that’s looking for an easy way to help keep them busy and mentally fit.
If you’re looking for an easy way to keep your dog busy I would definitely recommend a Kong Wobbler – and I know Harvey would agree.



Disclaimer - These products were given as a gift for review (minus the one I bought him after). As always the opinions are all my own.
Disclaimer - Pictures are not my own (my camera stopped working and deleted all my pictures :(  )




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